P spot - probe discontinued by Tantus - review by Jimbo Jones

Tantus' P Spot Probe is a harness compatible dildo with a shape designed for prostate stimulation. As with all of Tantus' toys, it is made of high quality silicone which makes it a dream to maintain and enables it to last a lifetime. The silicone is also nice because it warms up quickly to body temperature.

The P-spot I received is red, and although this color isn't attractive to my wife, this is my sex toy, and I don't really care that much for how the toy looks, only for how it performs. The P-spot has a somewhat unique shape since it's designed to provide prostate stimulation. I say somewhat unique because Tantus also markets a toy called the G Spot which is the same shape, slightly longer, comes with a bullet vibrator, and is hollowed out to accept the vibrator. Competitively, I think this puts the P-spot in a difficult spot (pardon the pun) because at the Edenfantasys price of $49.99, it has to compete with similar sex toys that vibrate like the Vibrating Champlette and Hustler's Silicone Bendable Vibrating Dong. If you really don't care for the vibration, then the Luxury and the Throb are both available at a lower price.

Comparison shopping aside, the P-spot is able to do what it is designed to do. For its size, I found it surprisingly comfortable going in anally, and it's able to stimulate the prostate well. It was a lot of fun to have my wife put it into the dildo harness and give it to me while she gave me a hand job. She then took it out of the harness and continued to use it on me anally while she gave me a blow job. The stimulation was very intense and made for an extremely satisfying orgasm. For now, the P-spot will probably be my go-to toy when I desire prostate stimulation with a blowjob or handjob because it is not too big and not too small, but I can see it being replaced by other sex toys in the future because, overall, the toy is somewhat boring due to its simple shape. Prior to her using the P-spot on me, I put it into the dildo harness to see whether she enjoyed the P-spot or not. She found the dildo to be a little stiff for her taste and she said it felt like it was just poking her g-spot instead of rubbing it the way she likes. We switched back to her favorite, Johnny, to finish her off.

In conclusion, the P-spot is a good sex toy, good curve, good materials, and good feel. I think its major flaws are in its inability to keep up with the competition by providing more features like ridges, a vibrator, etc, and the overall stiffness of the dildo. I think at this price point, a person can get more out of a sex toy, which keeps me from being able to highly recommend it.

In the months that we have been able to spend with the P-spot since submitting my original review, the P-spot Probe has turned out to be a valuable dildo in our collection. The pokiness that was complained about before can be avoided with appropriate angling. In fact, the curve in the P-spot turns out to be very good for g-spot stimulation. It's been the best toy in our arsenal for getting her to squirt. Plus, with a size that is a little smaller than Johnny, it makes it easy for my wife to take the P-spot in. I have even been considering performing an alteration experiment on the p-spot by hollowing it out to accept a bullet vibe or a suction cup device that I have come across. In short, I think I failed to give the P-spot enough credit in my original review as I now think it deserves a solid four stars.